Personal Narrative: Trixie

Do you still have Vicki's e-mail that says we had the 8:30 and 8:40 tee times on Tuesday? I can't find it anywhere, but I'm sure that's what it said. If the times Vicki told us were wrong, that's not our fault. We've had those same tee times on Tuesdays for the last three years... We waited on the tee until 8:25 and then left. Trixie should have signed in, loaded up, and been ready to go way before 8:25. The only players directly behind us were two guys, and I never did see Trixie or any other gals. The Pro Shop knows full well if there is an opening on the tee, we will leave; and if Trixie is late, Ozzie could have paged the starter and asked that we wait for her...or told her to get a cart and join us. I don't know why Carol feels …show more content…
The $6 savings on the cart isn't worth waiting around for people who aren't considerate enough to show up at least a half an hour early for the tee …show more content…
There was a 4-some of guys on the fist tee, and Rosalie went right up to them and asked if we could play through. She knows them, and they were gracious enough to let us. We got out of their way, and then caught up with another group of 4 walkers on #7. Rosalie asked if we could play through, and they let us. Rosalie quit at 9, and Sandi and I finished in 3 hours. We saw the first group that we passed on the first tee when we were on #17 and they were on #11. Everyone knows we play fast; and if groups let us play through, we get out of their way. I don't see that as a problem, but an asset. We've always been very polite in asking to play through; and the guys have always been gracious to let us. Most guys want to play a leisurely game with their buddies, and I personally think they would rather let us play through than know we're waiting for them on each hole. Sandi played very well today (91); and other than losing three balls, I played OK